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More than 5,000 Lincoln fans have travelled to Milton Keynes today to watch the Imps take on the Dons.

If League Two leaders Lincoln win, they'll finish the day at least 11 points clear of the team in fourth place and promotion to the third tier would be almost guaranteed.

Just under 10 minutes to go at Carrow Road and Championship leaders Norwich remain three goals to the good - a lead they've had since the 38th minute.

In the meantime, Todd Cantwell has replaced Marco Stiepermann for Norwich.

With 10-man Norwich seemingly heading for a comfortable win, let's start our build-up to today's 15:00 BST kick-offs...

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Portsmouth were involved in a gripping Checkatrade Trophy final six days ago, eventually beat Sunderland on penalties after a thrilling 2-2 draw at Wembley.

It's back to the League One promotion battle now for Kenny Jackett's men - Wycombe are their opponents today and Pompey start fourth in the table, five points behind second-placed Barnsley.

A nervy moment for Norwich goalkeeper Tim Krul, who almost allows a tame shot from Bright Osayi-Samuel through his legs and into the net.

Thankfully for the Dutchman, he recovers in time to keep his clean sheet in tact.

Pawel Wszolek is off and young Bright Osayi-Samuel is on for QPR, who have now made all three substitutions.

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Emi Buendia has been sent off! Norwich are down to 10 men!

Buendia jumps into a challenge on Josh Scowen near QPR's corner flag, both of his feet were off the ground, and he can't have too many complaints.

Silly.

Credit to QPR, who haven't completely folded in the second half and have shown a little bit more going forward at Carrow Road.

Having said that, Norwich goalkeeper Tim Krul has had only the one effort to save since the interval and it's Norwich who are still looking the more likely to get the next goal.

Should be a fourth goal for Norwich but Emi Buendia puts his effort from the edge of the box a yard over the bar.

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Teemu Pukki chases back to the right-back position to end any threat of a QPR counter-attack.

When your 25-goal striker is prepared to do that for your team, you know he's pretty happy with the way things are going.

Norwich haven't been able to match the intensity of their first-half play but, to be honest, they don't really need to.

They'll be registering an eighth successive win providing they don't dramatically implode in defence.

Meanwhile, QPR take off Geoff Cameron for Josh Scowen.

The travelling QPR supporters cheer a couple of corners won in quick succession almost as if they were goals.

It's been that sort of afternoon for the visitors.

They should have a goal back, but Tim Krul makes a good diving stop from Darnell Furlong's header.

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Marcelo Bielsa's second-placed Leeds have arrived at St Andrew's, where they face Birmingham City later this afternoon.

He won't like what he's hearing about this latest scoreline at Carrow Road.

There's so much to like about this Norwich team and plenty of their players have attracted positive headlines this season.

Personally, I'm a big fan of Ben Godfrey, who finds himself at centre-back at the moment but is equally comfortable in midfield.

He impressed me playing on loan at Shrewsbury last season and he's carried on that form this term. It doesn't surprise me that some of the Premier League's big boys are rumoured to be watching him.

Norwich are seemingly content to keep the ball, playing it across their own backline at the start of the second half.

Then they spring into life down their left, Jamal Lewis stands up a cross and Emi Buendia sends his header wide.

Gavin Butler: No passion. No leadership. No game plan. Based on the performance by QPR in the first half even Macclesfield Town could win against them! Surprising it's only 3-0 after 45 minutes. Shows that the win against Leeds was a freak result.

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No half-time changes from either team and Norwich get the game going again in the second period.

How many can Norwich score? Will QPR produce an unlikely comeback?

The second half is almost upon us.

A reminder that once we're done at Carrow Road, we'll have live text and Final Score coverage of today's 15:00 BST kick-offs in the EFL.

Although rights restrictions prevent us from streaming live audio commentary of today's EFL matches, you are still able to follow the conclusion of your team's season on your local BBC radio station.

You can click here for the complete list of BBC local radio stations and frequencies.

The as-it-stands table looks pretty good if you're a Norwich fan right now.

Their goal difference looks a lot healthier, too, which will come in handy if they have a little wobble in the closing weeks of the season.

The way they're playing, though, that looks very unlikely.

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Goals from Emi Buendia, Marco Stiepermann and Teemu Pukki have put Norwich in complete control at Carrow Road.

In truth, they could have scored six or seven in the first 45 minutes and they'll fancy adding at least a couple more in the second period.

Caretaker boss John Eustace will be far from happy with his QPR team, who have offered little in attack and contributed to their own downfall with some pretty shoddy defending at times.